yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android General] weatheredeyec57:
If you've clicked on this you'll realize that I don't really post....know why? Must be from the unfortunate fact that I can find answers to any problem I may encounter WITHOUT posting. I've been a 'viewer' long before I registered. (Side note: I greatly appreciate the fact that a non-member may troll these threads. Thank you.) Enough about me..let's get to it. This will mostly be links so bear with me, even more so than you already have. :p Ok, phreaks! For the noobs having difficulty understanding ADB either learn how to properly use Linux http://www.xda-developers.com/android/learn-to-use-linux-for-mobile-development-redirection-and-manipulation-xda-tv/ or try EasyADB for Microsoft. Requires .NET Framework V4. Works well for lazy pros as well if you're tired of typing the same old same old. Get it here---> http://www.softpedia.com/get/Mobile-Phone-Tools/Others/Easy-ADB.shtml Or, check out this post---> http://www.xda-developers.com/xda-tv-2/pro-tip-number-4-installing-applications-using-adb-xda-tv/ Or this---> http://www.xda-developers.com/android/adb-fileexplorer-frees-you-from-adb-tedium/ If you're already using Linux and know what's going on, here's a refresher---> http://www.xda-developers.com/android/right-click-android-tools-for-ubuntu/ For MAC users check out http://www.xda-developers.com/android/easily-set-up-adb-and-fastboot-on-a-mac/ & to 'auto root' on a MAC look here---> http://www.xda-developers.com/android/breakdroid-automated-rooting-tool-and-adb-installer-for-mac/ If you haven't been here -> http://developer.android.com/tools/help/adb.html you remember more than the average bear ever could. See what searching instead of posting could net you? I thought I'd throw together a small one stop shop after seeing random questions around some boards. took me all of TWO MINUTES to look for, then copy/paste links. Simple. 2600Hz Whistle, 'nuff said... Also, WTF doesn't every PS3 come pre-installed with Ubuntu or Xubuntu? Quandary.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] percy5911:
im looking 4ward 2 root my note2 GT-N7100 international version...lately ive come 2 know that rooting modifies the ui of the device but the thing is i jus want 2 root it 2 gain administrative rights & not 2 change the default ui as i lik the deafult one so how should i do that???

plz help
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lee yun khong:
Go dr.ketan thread. And there you can find one of the rooting method you looking for.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] shinobu13:
Gud day Guys, I just wanted to share my experience of having a better SGY performance, rock solid stability and battery life.

Well guys, I'm using Stock Rom DXLE1 you can find it here at Sir Doky's Thread - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1465800

Kernels that I tried: Kuro Kernel - read his thread for more detail - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1801541

Kuro's Kernel said to be a stable yet light kernel, it is also good for custom roms and stock.

Savie's Kernel - with 22 govs, yeah its a lot, its good having a plenty of govs but for some of us using only 2-5 govs for daliy usage. - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1761166

Repencis' Kernel 7 - my favorite, although many of us are using savie, white, hell-fusion and blablabla. Guys, try this Kernel.

Some also said it is ported from the other device but when we talk about performance. I can tell, Its BOOM! http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1945621

BTW - It's your option not to use repencis' ext4 fs converter, it still work great!

Tweaks for Better SGY, you can use Adrenaline 4.4 you can find it here - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1604320

Or Kuro's Tweak 2.1 [this tweak is having an aroma installer so you can choose an option what to be flash in your system - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=27494881

Credits to the DEVS:

Kurotsugi

Repencis' Team

Imbawind

Savie

Doky77
[HTC One X+] AndroidSunny:
Is it me or the difference of 1GB and 2GB of RAM isn't that big? besides being able to run a few more apps it really dosent make a difference to me... anyone else feel the same way?
[HTC One X+] AndroHero:
The diffrence is none existant. In the last 6 months i have owned a Note II and a Note 10.1, both had 2GB of ram, and both were slower than my HOX+.
[HTC One X+] baste07:
i find 1GB ram good enough. but ofcourse i wouldn't mind if it had 2GB
[HTC One X+] xpla:
No, 1GB is not enough. This is one reason i'll return this phone as long as i'm in my return period.

Please don't come with "free ram is wasted" ram ... I encountered already that HTC closed apps because of too less RAM left. 1GB is a joke for the phone. But that's a thing you'll notice only after buying it.
[HTC One X+] Andrew149:
Hm nexus 7 has 1gb of ram and everyone bought one and doesn't complain about performance 1gb is just fine you just loose some multitasking no big deal
[HTC One X+] xpla:
Everyone buys a Nexus 4 although hardware is crap:

http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=39936
[HTC One X+] AndroHero:
FYI. Number one learn how androids resource management system works.

Number two. As far as multitasking goes, your going to reach a CPU bottleneck long before you use all your ram.
[HTC One X+] xpla:
Number one - LEARN TO READ! I know exactly how *NIX systems are handling free memory. Now it's your turn to learn to read and understand. I mentioned that i already ran into the issue where the great RAM management of HTC closed apps for me.

Now what? With all the knowledge about how RAM is handled on *NIX systems i still state that 1GB is not enough for a phone with a nice but ram intensive launcher like SENSE UI.

Number two - Oh yeah ah ... Read number one ...
[HTC One X+] Andrew149:
That's your opinion that you need more ram, for most of use 7 recent things in the recent windows for multitasking is just fine as for you 15 or w.e stock android is. Is fine for you. Most of us won't need to go back to 10 recent apps we can just reopen the app and be where we left off.
[HTC One X+] baste07:
it think it's the user who doesn't know how t use the phone is the problem here.... huum huumm
[HTC One X+] somemadcaaant:
Let me add that no "single" android app will ever need more then 512mb of ram let alone 1gb or 2gb for YEARS to come, years, the ecosystem is designed for "small" apps, you won't multitask between more then 2 or 3 small apps at once, and starting up any app or game on this phone is as fast as all top tier phones out now, so trading for another phone is mute.

This is not a PC with photoshop or games that can take up 6gb+ of RAM and shouldn't be thought of as such.

So given the above + quoting and adding to your statement unused or free ram is infact very much wasted ram on the current generation of mobile phones, you want to see a proper difference, wait 5 yrs when Google and Apple might finally let go of legacy device restrictions.

Also i'm happily running 15+ apps on my aokp rom with only "1gb" of ram and no multitasking issues and the phone (white) is sexy as ****, main reason why i bought it :D

Is it me or does everything else out there now just looks like a rectangular brick and a copy of each other.

-smc
[HTC One X+] xpla:
I see people have to talk there phone pretty ... Well there is a famous quote:

No one will need more than 637kb of memory.

Oh wait there's a new OS coming Ubuntu for phone and it says ... low-end minimum 1GB of RAM ... LOW END :)

So wait again there's a HTC M7 coming ... Guess what? It's an One X++ with 2GB of RAM and LTE ... Why on earth they put 2GB in there if 1GB is enough for years?!
[HTC One X+] hitmanhunt:
1st. Propably of marketing. 2Gb looks great in specs.. Same as full HD - marketing... I know, evolution is great, but some things are about selling product better, than older product...

Phones can run with 512mb ram great, i think what i saw... 1Gb is pretty for everything today..
[HTC One X+] AndroHero:


Android and ubuntu are totally different beasts, the only thing they have in common is they use linux for the kernel. Android runs it's apps through a java VM (Dalvik). Ubuntu uses native code and html5.
[HTC One X+] nchantmnt:
AW: 1GB is enough?

That's right android uses ram totally different to common Unix systems but the amount of ram isn't the cause for the device to kill apps. It's more the way ressources art handled in sense ROMs. sense 4 does indeed kill every app except the 8 recent apps. I use aosp based rooms and there is a huge difference in memory management. ATM there are 14 apps opened on my device and I still have about 220 mb of free ram left. And yes I can switch back and fourth between them

Gesendet von meinem HTC One X+ mit Tapatalk 2

BTW if you root your device and supercharge it you can drastically improve multitasking abilities but you will lose a bit of overall performance
[HTC One X+] AndroidSunny:
You gotta be honest with yourself how many apps are you trying to have open at once? MOST people use the same apps..Facebook, instagram, Youtube, and lets see uhh Temple run. Do you really need 2GB for that? no you dont. I feel like they just slap on 2GB of ram for marketing reasons...
[HTC One X+] XSafire:
My take on this is that phones with more than 1Gb of ram didn't even exist until the second half of 2012 (Nexus 4 was the first one I heard about, though I'm sure it wasn't the first.) We aren't talking about some outdated specs like a single core processor, we're talking about something that has JUST been introduced into the market. There's no way that you're missing out on an experience because you don't have 2Gb of RAM. You're phone doesn't get outdated just because newer phones with better specs come around. For now, 1Gb is "good enough" for anything you can set your mind to. Is it ideal? No. I would love 2Gb of RAM, but not having it doesn't make my phone unusable. I personally don't have any issues with resource management.
[HTC One X+] kaspar737:
Yeah, no multitasking on my phone with 512 MB of RAM. Cmon, 1 GB is the minimum.
[HTC One X+] deeznuts:
How do you get the kill all option in task manager?
[HTC One X+] maxwen:
use cm or aokp :D
[HTC One X+] jebise101:
The US S3 is the first device with 2GB of RAM and then the Note II and now the N4/N10 etc.

@others

As apps grow so does the need for RAM, couple years back 512MB was "enough". It wasn't for me even at that time, i hated my SGS closing my apps (mainly the music app) and once 1GB became the standard everything was fine. But we are in 2013 now and its will be the same transition from 512MB to 1GB, its fine for now but what about Q1 2014 it will become minimum spec by then. My SGS is running CM 4.2 right now and it seems fine with nothing on it but it still somewhat laggy and slow. So this will be the same with all current 1GB phones, there will be a time when they will feel slow and people are u sally stuck in a 2/3 year contact so this can be a big difference in decision making.

Getting something like the N4 and future proof yourself or get the HOX+ and maybe maybe HTC with bump it beyond 4.2, knowing there track record I don't think they will go beyond 4.2 or the current flagship devices and will need suppose from CM/AOKP for all the Android needs.

Why else are manufactures increasing the RAM for most of the new flagship, main one being the N4. With android 5 around the corner maybe 2GB will be the standard or recommended amount?

Its a fair question to ask and I was thinking of switch from the US (2GB Ram) S3 to the HOX+ but this maybe a deal breaker in terms of official android updates that will come out in 2013.
[HTC One X+] gokun:
it seems to be more about trolling the forum than actually having any sort of reasonable debate about the subject.
[HTC One X+] vicious_killa24:
I agree. Most of his points have been adressed by other members yet still doesn't understand that the Android OS doesn't require an 8 core processor, 16GBs of RAM and a 1GB video card. 1GB is enough.
[HTC One X+] tyessen:
No way, maybe 1gb will. 2gb standard for a CELL PHONE is a ways off still IMO.
[HTC One X+] ace_viknesh:
1GB is more than enough as the processor is a quad core monster that runs at 1.6GHz all the time with power saving off. With that kind of stats, 2GB of memory would be a terrible power consumer. The cores are optimized for battery saving at maximum core speed.
[HTC One X+] nchantmnt:
AW: 1GB is enough?

I really don't understand why the clock speed is in any relation to the question whether 1 gb of ram is enough. This would lead to the assumption that 512 mb would be enought with lets say hexacore clocked at 2ghz? Surely not. But it's a fact that on a mobile system like our smartphones there is just not the demand for higher ram capacities its hard to completely fill up 1gb of ram or do you really browse 30 webpages at the same time while playing games like gta 3 and having several hd videos playing in floting media players all at the same time? We have no real window manager thus no need for heavy real time multitasking and anything that's not used at the moment can be written to swap after all if you still need it. and last but not least take a close look at what gets loaded into memory on 2gb devices. Not even the half of that is truly needed. but that's how android works. You have the capacity so it gets filled. If you need more for your really used apps others get closed and you get more ram for the really demanding tasks.

I guess it's clear what this is all about. People don't want to buy a flagship device that is outdated within some weeks. But sadly this is how the smartphone industry works. I don't mean to say that one can't enjoy his one x+ on a long time basis but if you always want the latest and greatest and don't want to see their device stuck with optimistically seen 5.0 or even just 4.2 but wanting somewhat more future proof then they should get a nexus device. I personally would have loved to see the nexus specs in a device as premium and solid as the one x+ but if I can't get the best of both worlds in one device I honestly stick with the more solid and premium feeling device, show sense the finger and get some pretty neat aosp rom. So all in all pick the one device which gives you the best user experience fitting your likings but don't let you missguide by some trends. Or do you think that phones under 5-6 inches are not future proof just because they are the new trend?

Gesendet von meinem HTC One X+ mit Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X+] bsanto9:
Wow hate much. How's overheating working for you??
[HTC One X+] AndroHero:
Please try to avoid trolling.
[HTC One X+] baste07:
Yeah I wonder why thread is still not close
[HTC One X+] bsanto9:
No i won't avoid trolling if that is what you call it. It was a legit question thanks ! :) see to me trolling would be like. How c an you be a MAN U. Fan. When everyone knows its all about Arsenal or Bayern Munich. Pick your poison :eek:
[HTC One X+] gokun:
My OneX+ doesn't have any issues with overheating. None. And I abuse it quite regularly. So that's working out quite well for me thank you very much.

And for the record, your comment does come off like trolling, and your followup doesn't help that. I realize you're trying to be witty, but seriously, why egg people on? (that's a rhetorical question btw)
[HTC One X+] Andrew149:
This dude has issues over heating please a phone is only over heating when it causes random reboots, so that would be a no for over heating ever since ive owned a droid 1 the back of the phone gets hot when you use intense apps or syncing do you expect your phone to stay cold while its using alot of power to process somthing.

phones ive owned that get hot, droid 1, droid x, captivate, atrix 4g, gs2, gs3, one x plus

only phones ive owned that didnt get hot were iphones and the 4 and 4s phones were not fast at all.
[HTC One X+] pazzo02:
Andrew is right. Does the device get hot? Hell yes, but the term OVERheating implies that it is getting hotter than it's designed to. On that note, maybe someone will develop a supercooler case.:p
[HTC One X+] superchilpil:
I've seen people rig heatsinks to the back of phones :P

Slithered from my HTC One X+
[HTC One X+] AndroHero:
Ofcourse your trolling, your in a forum and thread that has nothing to do with you. For the sole intent of starting an argumemt. Thats the definition of a troll. And FYI Arsenal are so great. That why van persie plays for us now. And were top of the league lol bayern would be nothing wothout riberry either :)
[HTC One X+] baste07:
useless post
[HTC One X+] bsanto9:
Dido

---------- Post added at 04:22 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:22 PM ----------

Dido
[HTC One X+] kaspar737:
Please, if you know nothing about Android, RAM or mobile devices then just don't answer. BTW, if all cores ran at 1.6 ghz all the time then believe me, an extra gig of ram would be the least battery draining thing on your phone and your smallest problem.
[HTC One X+] digitalexplr:
Never have had RAM problem with the One X, X+, or Nexus 7.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] GoodVibrant-ions:
Is there a way to make my Verizon GS3 hot spot have a faster connection? I'm connecting my iPad with 4G mobile data and it's slow as hell.

Is there a mod, rom, or tweak that will improve the tether speeds?
[Nokia Lumia 920] clixt:
Based from patrick92260's post, I'm assuming that he unlocked his ATT Lumia 920 by flashing "RM-821 unbranded euro developer" and made it to work with T-Mo..

Again, I'm also assuming that he used 059R4H6: RM-821 VAR EURO1 DEVELOPER DEVICE BLACK for I haven't gotten any response yet...

Now, while I was downloading the rom above, I noticed a file named NWP8_simlock_3gstandard_bb5_crcA59A.bin

(3G Standard - not sure if HSPA+ is included in this bin file...)

(BB5 - I think it is Baseband 5)

(crcA59A - Not sure what it means, but it looks like a hex code)

Out of curiosity, I looked at the ATT rom.. Viola, there is a file named NWP8_WP8_ATT_US_simlock_crc995C.bin

My theory is that the phone could be unlocked if we flash the file above...

Having said that, anyone brave enough to flash a normal ATT rom with a NWP8_simlock_3gstandard_bb5_crcA59A.bin?

I'm still downloading the files, and I'm still a newb when it comes to flashing WP8 devices..
[Nokia Lumia 920] patrick92260:
Flashing another rom will not give you a sim unlock ever. My phone was unlocked via the code I got from ATT.
[Nokia Lumia 920] clixt:
Thanks for clarifying that. How did you unlock that? Were you the lucky one that called the rep or something?

I vaguely remember reading a thread like that...

EDIT: To mods, please delete/lock the thread if necessary. thanks
[Nokia Lumia 920] pete_es:
These files are for production only. They define the simlocks and must be signed together with the calculated individual unlock codes and IMEI.
[TouchPad General] CaliTilt:
Canonical has an Ubuntu image for the Nexus 7. Is anyone looking into porting it to the Touchpad?

Canonical did state that Ubuntu will work with the Android kernels and drivers.

Unfortunately, I lack the skills to do it myself but I would be happy to help test it.
[TouchPad General] x000x:
check the other forum http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1248
[TouchPad General] CaliTilt:
Thanks. I got too excited and jumped the gun.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlpineMan:
Has anyone tried flashing this baby to Sprint or Boost? I'm not expecting LTE to work of course... but at least 3G should work. Got my Verizon GS3 flashed to Sprint and hoping the same can be done here. ;)

Sent from my SCH-I815 using Xparent SkyBlue Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gilbot:
I don't think anyone has done this, but i don't see why it won't wotk (sans LTE).

I'm more interested in getting the i815 with phone functionality. ;P
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adinis78:
No US carrier will ever offer a tab with phone functionality, only model is the P6800 :)
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soaber:
I want to get chinanet from this baby,could you please show me something what can I do.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amahabir:
AlpineMan or anyone else, were you able to get this tab on sprint/boost. I have the original tab 7 sprint version and that tab was really easy to get on boost mobile. Was looking to upgrade to this tab but I don't want to buy the 7.7 and not be able to use 3g on it.

Any info would be greatly appreciated,

Thanks.
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] cscotti:
Has anyone gotten Bluetooth tether to work on their Photon Q?
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] dpwhitty11:
I have.
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] cscotti:
Can you please explain your setup?
[Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE] dpwhitty11:
Just two normal Android devices, nothing special. Pair them together with bluetooth then select "use internet connection" or whatever from the settings or whatever icon next to the device's name in the paired devices list.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] littlepai007:
1)Download the attached file. Extract and Copy it in c:\Flashtools\firmwares

2)Switch off your phone

3)Open Flashtool and select Flashmode then select Xperia Relock Bootloader.

3)Press and Hold Volume - and connect usb cable. Release volume button when u see green led light.

There you go.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] xrhstospro:
thanks a lot...it worked
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] lozohcum:
Odp: [TIP]How to Re-Lock Bootloader

So this way I can restore Xperia J warranty in T-Mobile for example?
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] saitri:
work on tipo ST21i?
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] devitrified:
Tried this on ST21i, flashing was hanging at 82% for a while, had to abort. BL remained rooted

Edited: Try this one . It's for miro but it worked. Returned to 'ROOTABLE', which was its original state
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Dragoboss:
This link you provided is for Miro. Are you sure it's safe?
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] devitrified:
Worked on my tipo. I was back on stock rom, in case that matters
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] bornlivedie:
worked, thanks
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] lozohcum:
Flashtool doesn't see my device, what can I do now?

oh sorry problem solved
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Mattpadge:
works well on j?
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] anirudhabrv:
Funny

Thanks Bro.

But funny thing is, The ftf which is provided particularly did not work, and this is working good.:D:cyclops::highfive:
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] ruben21:
I want unlocked botloader and I can't unlock it because my phone unlock allowed NOOO :'( the sad irony
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Ham_is_here:
No. Relocking boot loader only relocks the bootloader. That doesn't give us our warranty back.

If we have our drm Keys back, and the bootloader locked, then we can have our warranty back.

Drm keys can be backed up'd using TA. backup
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] mai77:
E1 relock

to relock the E1 model, nothing more than Androxydes flash-tool + drivers are required.

using OP 's file - made for a different model than E1 (i.e. "Miro") - does not seem advisable.

I unlocked & relocked my E1 with F-T and PC-companion does not complain a bit.

or has anyone tested the OP's file with the xperia E1 model ?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Linq'z QIrls'z Chinese:
Delete
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] lozohcum:
Odp: [Help] How To decompile Phone.apk & Contact.apk

Use apktool and google.com
[HTC One V] b00bs:
Hello, is there any mod to make skip tracks with holding volume key in music player for SENSE based ROM?

Thanks and good day :)
[HTC One V] gulsher:
nah not possible
[HTC One V] XxlemonxX:
Cm10 onlyyy
[HTC One V] b00bs:
Thanks. But I want try this one;

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2086083

unfortunately I've been in stock that doesn't support init.d :(

Can anyone (SuPrimo/mySense-v/etc.) confirm this, please?
[HTC One V] ankit_ruag:
try Frinky Music Controller https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=frinky.volumeKeys.music.controller&hl=en

supports more than 200 music player including spotify and soundcloud.

Enjoy if it works in your phone ;)
[HTC One V] yaser2x:
yyyyyy